August 10, 1879 (4 pages)

~Assessment Notice. Bor iaatn CONSOLIDATED BLUE Gravel Mining Company. Princi pal place of business Nevada City, California, Location o? works Rellut Hill, Nevada County, Cat. -. Notice is hereby given that atameeting of * the Board of Directors, held June goth, 1879, an assessment of Ten Dollurs (810 00) per _ share, Original shares, was levied on the stock of the Company, payible immediately to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Pine street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which this assessment shall rémain unpaid on the 9th day of: Au*gust, 1879, will be delinquent and advertised tor sale at public auction, .and unless fayment is made before, will be sold on Morday, the 25th day of August, 1879, to pay the dalinquent assessment, together with and expenses of sale. f e63%s of ed versie Tr ehs cee apg , h re ; i SETS. Afico.Ping ainest Nevada ity, Cal. Bank Building and Lot.°.:-& 6,000 00 DISPENS ARY, em ——s > a + Sofes,Kuarniture and Fixtures. 4475 00 62%Kearney Street, Ueited States Land’ @f ce. ‘. Other Real Estate..----vs. 23000 ZO iy -paaemapitangr promos on bee : : ; ours . Loans en Real Estate..2.07 $.973-29. __ Comer Commercial “Ban Frencisce ae Sacramento, Cat. Joly 16, 1879. . Invested in Stocks,Bondsand WarASTABLISHED in 1864, for the treat: NO all whom it may cortcern, ‘and O. J, FAR Give ee 17 862-20 i ment of Sexéat—and Geentuel Diseanta ~_. Wolcott, Charles Marsh and-A. H. Par. Loaos on’Stocks,Bonds & Warrants 1,392 50) 2, an Gonorrtios Gleet. Stricture Syphil“Yer, who filed Mineral’ Affidavit No. 15, al_‘* “ther Seeurities .. 648 70 . Goin all ite tobvax, Seminal weakness bee -* Jeging the land hereinatter doscrtbed to be «personal security, proma bteney ete. -Skin-Diseases (of years standynineral in character, and whereas, ‘on—thej~—.— fssory notes.:..-, 20,910 05 ie Saad Tinerated tees successfully treated: ~ 21st day of March, 1868, “the Plat of Town“personal security ov'd'fts 7,234 64 OR GIBBON has the pleasure of =an= * ship 16, North, Range 9 East, was filed ‘in [ Stoney on hand...+3 Peter a ee 67 eunuch See ant bon. adey “Fh on Sae 807? te = = 4, Jautian._4 5 a 37 sical . : SE Quarter of Section 5, in Township sf > . OAL cg ag aaa ewes see n= $104,105 70 pees oe ate a Comnerelas: "San > Range 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in —--— -peebllen sage ibe Set: > d tho chatecter until the contrary is proved, after, ; LIABILITIES. = pha ig peda 2 108e due notice : And whereas, Central Pavific . Capital Stock Paid up:. beeerdaees $30,000 00 ‘the Doctor has spared ueither time nor * Wailroad Company, by B. B. Redding, . Land’ . yAgent, Pos t Office address San Francisco, lied for the same as agricultural Jand, alleging it to be more valuable foragricultural than for mining purposes; theretore you will take notice, that under and’ by virtue-of instructions from the Commissioner of “the General ‘Land Office, dated May ‘Sixth, 1871, and February First, 1877, we havé fixed the 28th day of August, A. p. 3879, at 11 o'clock a. M., at this office, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said ids. ais witness Wheréof, we have hereunto set > Cal. hag app our hand_the day and year first above writEDWARD F. TAYLOR, Register. ten, Jyi8 GW, Farr, Att’y. _-FUMMONS. “EN the Justice Court of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada,State of Califor* ‘tia. The Pacific Shingle-Co, pl'ff vs. W. H. ee fendant. &s & a°§ a Bryant defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to W. H. Bryant,deYou are hereby required to appear tion brought against you by theabove “named-Pisintiffjnthe Justice Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before thé ‘Justice at his office in said Township, the ~filod therein, within five days Yexclusive of the~wday of service), after the 'sérvice on you of this summons— if sefved within the Town ship oa whit SP actioh\ ia brought; or, if served out of township, but in‘said coun-_ ty, within ten days; otherwisé within twen-, ty days.“Thd“snid action is brought’ to recover the'shin o leged $¢ te due on a promissory note of that amounf made April 29, 1876, and interest thereon from thatdate at the rate of one per éout. pér fhonth from April 19, 1876. “Given under my hand this 14th day of De‘cate her, 1877. LEOP. GARTIEE, Justice Of the Peace of said Towttship. wW. D, bong, pl'ffs att’y. jero-2m nan ac ° Wk No, 1066._:. Applicatisn for a Patten “tng Clafm.Unitep States LAND Orrice, ) ae ‘Sacramento, Cal., May 20, 1879. AYOTICE id-hereby given that William Peak “, Downie and Artemas Davison, whose ‘* ~wost office address is Nevada City, Nevada ‘founty, Cal., have made application for patent for the Caledonia Consolidated placer mine, bearing gold, in the Scott's Flat and Novada Mining District, Nevada county, :California, and desdribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, aiz:— > NW} of SKE ané'S} of SE} Section 49.8) of LBW} Section 29, Nj of NE}, SW of Nk ,NW } oF SE}, Sj of SE], SW} and Sh of NW} section 30, NW}, N}ot NE}, SW} of NE}, Ng of SE}, N} of SW}, SE} of SW, and SW) of SE }, Section ai, tnd™ containing twelve nun dved (1200) attes, and as designated in Sections'19, 29, S0And 81, township 17 North, Fanjre 10 Bast, Mt; Diablo Base aud Merdian. Said locations were thade on April 9th, 1877, January 7th, 1878,ginuary 8th, 1878, Janu7 28th, 1878, June 2th, 1375, Oct. Sth, 1878, Got. Mth, 1878, Oct. 9th, Ls78and Nov. 95%h, 1878, and were teéspectively designated ~aythd “Dunn,” “Caledonia,” Phanix,” *Urso Minor,” “ ve Jupiter,” Planet,” ogehramd “BH. Meoper” locationa. The Chalk Mountain aid thd Cas:ade Blue Grayal Mines And the Aurort Placer mine surveys all.wdjacent te theseclains, #1l persons holding~any adverse claims “hereto aye hereby reqaired~to present the same before this office within-wixty days ‘from the first day of publishing hereof, ite Evwakp F Tayior, Register "7. M. Walling, Atty, CEA Didsvlttioh. of Partnership. 1O WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN. . The P-Partnership heret+fote existing between the ulpdersijned, in the “Manufacture and sale of Lite: ber, is by mutudl consent hereby ’ ‘wholly digsoky Ow Nélden is to settle all hills contracted after May ist, 1879, Kither of said partners are authvyYized to collect ac.,counta due the partnership. This notice is not intended to affect the partnership existing between M. L, & D:. Marsh.Vitness our hands fad geals, this 5th day of July, A.D. 1879. : ; ° Msi SIARSH, ; D. MARSH, ., “OLE NELSON. ‘Witness, J. M. Willttmy: ay Fes “SDR. L. J, CARER EPS PRIVATE MEDICAS, INSTITUTE, 12; MONTGOMERY STREET, ttoa Min* Opposite Gveidontal Hotel. .San Francisco. \ SPST: LISHED in 1851, for the permanent “Wu cute? ‘Special and Chronic Diseases, and also all Famale Complaints and Diseases of.the Nervous System. . The immense destruction 6P human life annually from secret and chtodittisenses, caus od old and reliable institutidn’ tT be es__ tablished first in Philadelphia, Pewh., fp*7850, * ‘and afterwards in San Francisco, Cal: fy 1854 * Sy a private dispensary, in order to affoattthe am ‘the best medical and sargical ‘treat ment for the above and all other affedsions and complaints.’ Constitutions at the “histi~ tute or by letter, FREE, 3 pital & Mewtal Debility V weaknoss, nervousness, low sykipits, vissitude, weakness of the limbs and back \oas of mascular power, h ition arldain "Ndbibplaint . ” f $284 80-100in gold coin, al-f ied upon the capital stock of -the Corpora'. of thé@empany, 525 Commereial street, San *Downieville And Rerest Ci ra Citizens Bank. E. M. Preston President, and John T. Mor. gan Cashier ofthe Citizens Bank, of Nevada . City, State of California, being first duly sworn depose and say that the paid up capital of said Citizens Bank is $30,000 as represented by, and composed of assets transferred from tne Bank of Nevada County.” -E. M. BRESTON, President. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Sworn and stibscribed before me; a Justice of the Peace of the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, this July 10th, 1879. *Leoro_p GARTHE, Justice of the Peace. Statement of the Assets and Liabilities’ of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City at the beginning of business on July tst, 1879 ; . DR. ~) ‘GIBBONS’ 18.825. 79 54,659 86 Reserve Fund Due Depositors Due other Banks..6.--+65+ 620 06 pers SREY ¢ ROG fo cestkcaeeveres $104,305 7 All of the foregoing assets are situate in Nevada County, California. The securities are allin the vaults of the Bank except those filed with the Bank's Attorney and for judgment, At an adjourned meeting of the Directors of the Citizens Bank, held May 14th, 1379, it was resolved that the paid up capital ot the Bank be placed at $30,000, and that $20,000 of the Assets be credited to the Reserve Fund. At the same meeting.the sum of $2,550 wasdedustad from the valuation heretofore placed upon the Railroad stock heretofore held by thé Bank, and the like amount charged ts account of the reserve fund. : We, John T. Morgan Secretarf, and KB’ A. Preston President, of the Citizens Bork’ of Nevada City, State of California; do goletnn; ly swear that we each have personal kriowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing statements, ent that wb believe the same are true and’ trrect. ‘ : 4 "FM. PRESTON, President, JOHN TT. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and subscribed before me, a Justice ofthe Peace of the township of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of Califurnia, this 10th day of July, 1879, Leovoiy Gartitr, jy12 Justice of the Peace. YHAMPION MINING COMPANY, NevaC da County. Principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Noticé is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Trustees, held on the 26th day of July, 1879, an assessment of Five Centsper share was levyAssessment Notice, tion, payable on or before the 8lst day of August,1279, to the rreasurer, at the office . Francideo, California; Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on ‘the. 3lst day. of August aferesaid, will be delinquent, and pdvertized for sale at public auction; and unless payment is ca before, will be sold on the 80th of September, 187@, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. G. C. HURLBUT, Secretary, augl 525 CommeStreet. ialre Nevada County Narrov’ Gauge Railroad Comptity. WIMWE FABLE NO. 5. NHE Company_reserve the right to vary _ the same, as circunistantes quire. To take effect Tharsday, Oct. 24th). 1678. GOING 80 UNH. Train No. 1} Icaves Newada City et 5 A. M. and teaver Gross Valle.at'S.00 A> M. arrives at Colfaxwt 6:46 A.M : Train No, 8, (deel between Gings Valley and Nevada) Teaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Guare’ Valley at 11:30 A, ML Train No. 6 jAeates Nevada at €:29 P. M., leaves Giase Valley at 4:50 P. M., “Arrives at Colfax at 6:05 P.M. se GOING NORTH. TraitNe. 2 leaves Colfax at 7:36 4. M leaves Gras#-Yalley at 8:05 A. M., atfives at Nevada 9:20 A.D . Train No. 4 (local “between Grask* Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at #1o PB. M., azrives at Nevada at 3:10 P~ML Train No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6:35—P leaves Grass Valley at 8:13 P. iN Nevada at 8:42 P. M. Train No. 2 connects daily at Nevada With stages for North San Juan, and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with stages ‘for Dowuieville aud Forest City. Traid’ No S"Gonrects daily with stdpes front "Nc bt Bary “Juas, and on Mondnys, WePnesdaydhndFridags with stages funn ss WON F, KIDDER,. * Gateral Superintendent. may reM. ma23 Nevada ané ‘Dutch Flat Stage tL p-eENG purchased “this : sold and well known ¢tage r ting, I desire to state ‘tothe public that the Staite will run as followe: Leave Nevada Oity; Monday, Wedirtsilay and Friday, at 7™«. M a Returning, leake-"Dtitch Flat on Tuétiny, Thursday and SMétitday, calling at Hunt's Hill, Red Dog, Yot Hotnnd Little Yerk : EARL “WANAMAKE, Prop'r ~~ ‘The Old SROWRnodation. a NBS ADAMANT ARYA gs ee: pe en . é Table. —Leave Uraes Valley at 84 o'clock, a M., Lr. M.gAnd ¢ Pr. mw. Returning.—Leawt Nevoda’ AS at 10 o'clook, a. M., 2 Pp. M., ang fr M ¢ prec for labdr ‘or stady,.» weak exhawst» oar or courage,’ itaQien rt,"dOl'ness of apprebstsions; jess tude, ti Aratqaceg hte of asshole ude, tim ea of manhut oe lirzinows, choadache, the result of ®t Meu verwork or Spermatorrh: pains in the rule, Cieohons of the eye oy pies on the’ fate, séxual or other intirinities of me! “ie wan of Woman aire cured by thie justl . CRS ne. shave : ; pers : ; — wave mits ‘City maneas * OOAPKAY, M.D. — MEST C.80, A. M., far North Bh id, Modre's His utethod of curing diseases is i} ry, hiat and Graniteville, Mond&:, Wedneshis ewn, (ankhown to others) and hence the} 3) and Friday. Returni heave GranTe ot “hiteville, Moore's Flat and ‘Werth Piven he creat : Re _ DR: CZAPERY imay be consulted confidentially tn’ refterenc& td the above and all“ other complaints, Of theinstitute, 127 Montgom: See eceade Brak and Butter eicetie Sak Francisco, Gal. and ‘ke no retiu unless he effects & cure. Cormunteats ‘eines sent bye etly. confidential. Med. &. Gti 4. M52 te Sand 7 to8r. ». ce hours, 9'to 10 © ‘address L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., Post Of*( ce bok 1848 San Francisca, : eeplh * Ladies and gentlemed® Het fer in : . part of the city free of cHerre. exe G. G. WETTFRAUY Trop'r. . { Eureka Stage and BS *%ss Line. STAGES4s:" ave Nevada for W¥ere'? Plat and ‘. Pu sday, Thursday and Satu : W. H. CRAWFORP®: Acént, Dr. J. H. Hatch, DENTAST, . J ci Notice of Executor’s Sale _ of Interest in Mine. . T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN N pursuancé of an order of the Probate Judge of the city-and county ‘of San: Francisco, State of California, made on the 2d day of June, 1879, in the matter of the estate of Albert Berry, deceased, the undersigned, the Kxecutor of the last will and testament of-Albert Berry, deceased, will selkat private ‘+eole, to. the highest bidder, for eash in.gold coin of the United: States, and subject to confirmation by-the Probate Court of said . city and county,, On Thursday, the 14th day of Au“gust, 1879, 5At 10 o'clock. A. M., but if sale is not consummated on thatday, then On Tuesday, the 19th day ef August, * ~ . coe ne hacen = . “) CITIZENS BANK, BROAD 87-2EET...: NEVADA CITY ‘. OFFICERS: ¥ M. PRESTON. 0). 0000050: President DE UNE ii cok vioecs Lue Vice President JOHN T., MORGAN... eee Cashier JOHN PATTISON, ...5.:4. Secretary i * _DIRECTORS:— *, Jonsx T. Morean. . W. Sigourney. Be MoMurkay. Dr. R. M. Hwnt. Go, M. HuGies, Nievs SEARLS. fa Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchayre. . a7’ Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. 44 Highest Price Paid for State and Counmoney in seeing out new remedies, aud has returned wlth increased facilities for thealleviation of human suffering. . 7 Horri#«LASS. Hidw ‘many thousands “97 persons, both outa’ miserable existence frotethe-ffect. of secret indulgences, or from virvs xbsorbed into the system! Look at their pallid,*emaciated and disfigured faces, and their bréken down constitutions, disqualifying them‘ for the happiness of marriage or the enjoy writ of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the seene, Lt parents, guardians, friends, attend to any of those who aré suffering with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are cared for and cured before it-be too late. Send them immediately to Da. Gibbon, a physitian who hasmode private disease his éspecial study for years, and who is ‘certain to cure ‘the most irvreerate cases without mercury or injuriou¥drugs. Jt is important to those who are affitéted, or to those who are interested in the welfare of their friends, to becareful of the many pretended doctors who infost all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the-names of 6minent physicians fron’ furope and other places. Be, therefore, carefl ‘wod make strict inguiries,or you may fall inte the hauds of ctherchirletans. Seminal Weakness. »Seminal Emissions, the conser uenve 01 welf abuse. ‘This sdt/ary vice, or depraved sexual induigence, is practiced oy the extent, producing with: nerring certainty, the fe'llowing trein of*morbid symptoms, unless cembatced byscientific medical measures, viz: Sallow ‘countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingin the ears, noise likethe rustling of leaves and the rattling of. chariots, uueasiness about the loins, veaknessof the limbs, confused ‘vision. blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffiderce in apptoschingstrangers, a ditiike to form new adquaintances, & disposttion to shup society, loss of memory, bestic fushes, pimpies-andvariou eruptibus about tb face, furred tongue, fetid breatl + cughs, consumption, night eweats; monomama and frequent insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter. and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. will give One Hune@red' Dollars to any onewho-wil} prove satisfaeiortly to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francieco quacks. Married Men, Or those who ‘contemplate marriage, who are suffering weer any of these fearful maladies, should wet forget the sacred responsibility resting uyiom them, nor delay to obtain immediate reef : DR, GIBBON isresponsible, and will give to each patient & written instrument, binding himself to-effeet a radical and permanent cure, or make no ¢harge, CEREW AT HOME. Persons at @ distance may be CURED AT HOME, by ad@ressiny 2 letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, symptons, length of time the disease has ‘continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent)free from damage and curiosity, to ‘awy part-of the country, with full and plair directions: ior use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter threugh “the Post Office, or through Wells,’ Fargo. & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by expresstoany part of the Ution. Addreas DH. J. F. GIBP-ON, 623 Kearney ttreet, corner Commercial, San Francisco Post Oftice, Box 1957. Private entaante on Commercial street. Kemember to put BOX ##37 on the letter. Consultations FREE, 447 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his*advertisement in the DalLy PRanNscriet. "THE ALENT RATED History of Nevada County. Witt wate VIEWS OF . Scenery, Besidences,# Business Houses, Mines, Fartas, Ho_tels, Schisols, Chuitthes, Mil, ete., etc. From @riginal Artists --Praw ings. These ‘‘Iilustrations” will be arranged in a magnificent volume, royaFqvarto in form {size 12x14 inches) printed oahaavy, fine paper, handsomely bound in et hussed covers and giltedges, making a werk suitable tor aay parior or library, andes which all “citizens may feel proud to’whow to their friends at home and abroad a$.mpresentative of the enterprise, . business aattweatth of the county of Nevada, Table 6f contents : General Descriptiaw® ; topography ar 's ology ; Indians, nunider, nied ot life . it covery of gold, and-immedinte effects ': Organization of the County } First election— Laws—Officers ; Climate, a& reyards health and comfort ; Property anditaxes, and financial condition . 8 nook and elucational facilities, statistics ; Churches, date of organization, membership, ete ;‘Masons, Odd Fellows, Good Templars, ete 7 Inhabitants, Society, Amusethents ; Railroad and water facilities ; Mines—kinds, production, location; i Granen Wines and vineyards ; Agriculture { acres, yicla ; Fruits, nets and vegetables ; Liv: stock, dairying aud* other Pi coll tries ; Mills ; first.ee-ed ; present number ; Public buildiggs;“tiews, description, cost : “Tabular list ef officers the county ever had : Anew engreved and colored map of Califor nit; A us showing the county and the Ratilros.d; Tabular statement. of productions: Britiges---Nunior; kind; location; -private or eae Histon, owners, capital, condition. otidaries—@ county townships, cities school haga: 2 Crimes and punishments-Muard ors, duel robberies, highway robberies, noted criminal& executions; Early settlers— Names, histery, ete; Grante—Wamee, by and to whom; Stages.-Histo a owners, etc; ‘Stock raising, Fimancial condition of county: E ~FORMERLY OF NEVADA CITY-4 ) Newspapers, earli#s: date, founders, etc. WALLACE W. ELLIOTT «4 CO., Geareg Strect. San Francisee . Pabtishers, 100 Ldidadorff StySan Francisco. — W879, : “At the law olficé of J. C. Bates, 434 Califormale and female, are tBose who are suffering: youth of both sexes tden almost unlimited nia s reet, in the city. and county of San Francisco, all the_right, title, interest and . estate of the said Albert Berry at the time of his death, and all the right; “title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of . law or otherwise, ired-in and to all that certain mine and’ mining property. situate, lying and being in the county ofNevada, State of Catifornia;-and-described-as tollows,_ to-wit: e . An undivided “one-eighth interest in that certain, mining property, containing 33 an1 92-100 acres «f land in all, and being 3,100 feet in length, situate in the county of Neva da, State of California, on the south side of Deer Creek, about orie mile below Nevada City, known as the Providence Gold and Silver Mining Company, and by that name patented by the Government of ‘the United Staves of America, on. or. about April 29th, 1871, which said patent was recorded in the otfice of the County Recorder of said Nevada Coynty, of the 29th of August, 1871, in book 39 of deeds, page 445, et geq, reference being. had to saidspatent,-plakand st rvey: thereof, and record#of the“some for amore perfect description of said property. Notiee—bBids. or . offe must be in writing, accompanied by 5\per cent. of the dealers money, and may-l¢ left at the ofce of J. C. Bates, #84 California street, city and county of San Francisev, or delivered to said Executor personally or may be filed in the otfice of the Clerk of he Probate Court ofsaid city and county at any time after’ the first publication of this notice, as provided by seetion 1549, Code of Civil Procedure of «California. ARTHUR BERRY, Executor of last will and testament of Albert Berry, deceased, J. C. Bates, Attorney for Executor. Office, 434—Califernia—Street,_San_Francisco, California, ; jy29 WARRANTED = ~ <> S Cian © farEvery Boot has a uv ARANTEE STAMP inside, and the-Merchant of whom.you-buy theam-is authorized to return your tnoney if yott‘nre not sasésfied with the bouts. “THE BEST RUBBER BOOT In the Market.’ Ask for it and take no other HECHT BROS, & COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO, It is o “SOLE OWNERS. We carry the Largest; Steck of Boots andShes of all kinds of any house in America. CEORCE P. ROWELL Newspaper Advertising Bureau. dred page. Pamphlet’ with Lists of Newspapers and «dvertising rates. . For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted one weekiin Newspapers. 10 Spruce street, ae = ENUATED ! ITS WORK HAS NEVER BEEN The Machines can be seen in eration »* the Murchie Quartz Mine, Whe they give the very best satisfaction. Successful opFé icscription and testimonials address “*ADAMS & CARTER, . Agents for Pacific Coast, 1@*California st., San Fran *'@r, untifurther noti Uifen Hotel, NEVADA’ CIT RYOTECE TO WOOD MEN, SHALEP' PROROSALS will be » inti SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th 1809, NG e'clock, A. M., bv the Board of Educa, feerr, tor 30 words of dry Oak Wood, 4 feet Whe; and 4 cords of dry Spruce Wood, 4 feet’ Bis: Ne ba deltvored at the Washin 10d . 80 5 co 7 ood 4 feet long, hth b. ' d lcord of dry § Wood 4 feet long, to be delivered at th Wranmar School House, Nevada City, on ‘efore the lst day of*November, 1879, pate Temeeve the rigAt t> reject any or all’ os J. c. RI 4\°4 chee For Ten Cents: One hun-! Three Hundred and liftyt » © . price of work. Moore’sFiat Banking House WIM. F. CUMMINGS, a —AND— GOLD DUST BROKER —Successor to Marks & Co,— Moore's Flst.Nevada County, Cal, 3 0&RDUST AND BULLI ty Werrants. ON PURCTIAS monroe RA CEE OGD Nec ed at Market Rates. ean ewe ; cr RNEES TE a ee ae New York = of Gold Dust and bullion, for Assay a tarsad “ cd = ¢ ageatthe U.S. Mint. — ae THE I San-Francisco, ‘at a an tene, + = Lazard Freres, of San ae Ne a o rancisee Seen Los Angeles. . ¥ ane through them ai a sit Aso SdeMGhaoge on all the Principal . e ae ae European Cities. é F : E ii o— ive Sj Se BR . --Meake-Collections and.transact a General . mpir' : Banking Business: — See Te SSS Seees ores = stable, es —CORRESPONDENTS— © _ Qo. ap —— New York—First National Bank. ORE: ee lags 1 Say Francisco—First National Gold Bank — Transer. BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY <== Say Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los ANGELES—Commercial Bank. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL $388,000. Principe) Office—305 California St., £ fs SAN FRANCISCO. ,, Slop INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hovanrton, President. Gro, H. Howarp, Vice President Cuaries H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Evpy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bicetow, General Manager. R. H. Maeitn, Genera Ayerit. Grass Waney Branch for Nevada Co, ‘TRUSTEES : ‘DAVID WATT. TT. W. SIGOURNEY A. B. BRADY, Manager. EZWEVADA FOUNDRY y ick--MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. --AND— MACHINE SHOP, Spring Street, Nevada City. GEO. G. ALLAN. MANUFACTURER OF . Steam Engines ‘and Boilers Quartz Mills of all kindg#ind ings. Amalgamating Machinery of all descriptions, na?" Blacksmith lightest.to the heaviest kind of work. . Proprietor. Hydraulic Pipe, which will be made and sold by the foot, or the material will be cu; rolled and pynched, ready to be put together on the ground, ' For such work: ghe Nevada Foundry has the most complete and extensive machinery imthe State. The work done at thisxestab lishpsent can not be excelled in the State, and tha prices charged will be moderate. Steam Engines, Mining Pumps, Hoisting MGear-Baw, Grist, Quartz and Cement Mills a epeelalty;andall orders filled with dispatch. “Repairing-done on short notice. -v Second Hand Machinery for sale. ~ Nevada; Feb, 23d, 1879. «Union Hotel. — MAIN STREET, NEVADA-CITY, JACOB WAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL = I situated on Main ii SBtrectsimn the y of Nevada, has :abeorn thoroughly overhauled,urefitted, and-furrished in first-class style, and is alwayswpaen forthe reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the House-has a spring mattrass. Awa. desirable, quiap*place for the weary, the USLON offers superio® inducements. 1 THE TABLES OF THE UNION Wy ‘the State, andiaill filled with the very batét, market affords. sical ina CHOWE-WERER, LIQUORS AND CIG@&RS, Wilt befound at. the Bar, and the .BiWard 4 asthe best Bi 4 — pring t Billiard Tables to-ve found Pho UNION enjoys the reputation.ef b ingsthe best Hotel in the Mountains, atitkthe Pré@prietor is determined to keep it so. JAC@R-NAFFZIGER Miational.Exchange. Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 0. E, PEARSON. : .Ppoprieto-. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTDL IS : always open for the accommedstion i of the ae sae + Laore additions having n made to ity.and -it-has been fitted up in elegant style. SHE SLEEPING ROOM large, eiry amt comfortable, shes J HE TABLE will compare favorably Sei any Hotel in the State. -¢ : spare no pains or ex : A pa : expense towender STAGES leave this House dail ces North of this city sas Oia ASE ARRIAGE will always be fowed at th Depot to convey passengers to thiy House. BLLIARD TABLES AND BA ) e@#ith the Hotel. om prs soe a of public patronageés respectfully d C. E. PEARSON, Proprietor. vaca, Sept, 8, 1878. 3 BDENTISBRY. Dr. P. E. Hughson, FFICE INBROWN & MORGAN’ ‘\FBLOCK, over Hyman’ Store. < He'is prevared to perfom ail kinds of Me chanieals.\ Operative Dientistry, in the "test amd most approved stwle , Silver Artificial T insertett on Gold Satisfaction guarantee@’s to quality Yulcanite and Aluminum, Visite made at residence, if desired. Fi mu styles of Machinery. #rchitural and Ornamental Castnv ing in all its branches, from the Cutting, Punching and Rolling of Iron for i compare@svorably with any Hotel in. ’ ‘ *. _ Oppositeadational Exchange Hotel, D.WELLINGTON, Proprietor Ove Year, Six Monti ga Ady NHE Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES raves. announces that he has now the largest see Lot of -«Horées, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. ‘Weams;) with Elegant Buggies, Wayons an Heeks to let at the shortest notice and pee mrost-reasonable terms, eh i are free from vice, of-good style and: capable of going as fast as any gentleman peasy gi tee ¥ gentleman * 27 Carriages for Funerals attended 9 -wit)h promptness. « « Good Saddle Horses always on hand. é Herses boarded by the day, week or month asl the greatest of care guaranteed. DL, WELLINGTON ‘CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Union Warixct, GAY r ' Groceri COMMER A Got — NEW LARD, A teen Whichfhe offers for sale in quantitiesto suit. e —HE ALSO HAS— UFFICI «HAMS AND BACON, Sati The Best to be had in the Genunty; A ttort Ofs+his own manufacture. He alsekeepson * OF haad, atall times, the best cf, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, ETC. 4 > erin Give me acall if you = I want 9.2: in my line. . OFFT THE HISTORY genase = —or THE— : “rece DONNER PARTY. . G* A TRAGEDY OF THE SIERRAS, CRs BY C. F. M'GLABHAN, ‘ AGENTS WANTED. * Visbie . Send' 2 for Sample Copy. iain CROWLEY & -McGLASHAN ayes ja26 Publishers, Truckce, Cal. OF¥FIC! » . ery ALHungre PURE MOUNTAIN JCE. BY : : ay: I HE undersigned gives notice that he ‘prepared to supply.the best article of : : OFFIC! Kesiden MOUNTAIN ICE To any business place oy private residence in this city. The Ice isthe best ever put up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Company on the Plaza, will bé promptly attended to J. S. THOMPSON. Nevada City, June 3, 1879. /KNICHT’S _ A WATER . Sarg , WHEEL. " House, N Civil Ex VU. : Dae. ts This Wheel possesses MORE _ POWER for a given per ie centage of water than en any yet offered to eee RESTA?) the Rublic. wr FT PHEY are in practical use in many. Mil FE and Hoisting Works, and never fail to give entire satisfaction, whieh fact fully substantiates their efficiency, and renders furth a) er comment aiinoneennay: = AcE: For circular -containing description, o4. dress or apply to : ms @. MALTMAN, Agent, -Joan J = Or ta Nevada Foundry. Nevada City, July 26th, 1879. + Uwa PHILIP RIGHARDS, A ae. wee Ne. 39 Main Street..Nevada City Fo, gy @LD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD, — ARE Bullion Discounted, Advances made Co on Gold Dust orsBullion for Coinage at thé Mint. Checks on. San. Francisco. . FA! ndent—F. Bgyrton & Co., succes ( Rep sor of Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco. AN nent Established im..--...st. oe + JAMES J. OTT, nt ASSAYER, Mats.Street, Nevada: City, Cal. a Gana: ORES of every deorrigih® he MEHINED, MELTED and ASSAYED. poe, % By Request, ( : emis Gold Bars Exchanged for Coit. ~ Alt kig ©

~Assessment Notice. Bor iaatn CONSOLIDATED BLUE Gravel Mining Company. Princi pal place of business Nevada City, California, Location o? works Rellut Hill, Nevada County, Cat. -. Notice is hereby given that atameeting of * the Board of Directors, held June goth, 1879, an assessment of Ten Dollurs (810 00) per _ share, Original shares, was levied on the stock of the Company, payible immediately to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Pine street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which this assessment shall rémain unpaid on the 9th day of: Au*gust, 1879, will be delinquent and advertised tor sale at public auction, .and unless fayment is made before, will be sold on Morday, the 25th day of August, 1879, to pay the dalinquent assessment, together with and expenses of sale. f e63%s of ed versie Tr ehs cee apg , h re ; i SETS. Afico.Ping ainest Nevada ity, Cal. Bank Building and Lot..°..:-& 6,000 00 DISPENS ARY, em ——s > a + Sofes,Kuarniture and Fixtures.. 4475 00 62%Kearney Street, Ueited States Land’ @f ce. ‘. Other Real Estate....----vs. 23000 ZO iy -paaemapitangr promos on bee : : ; ours . Loans en Real Estate...2..07 $.973-29. __ Comer Commercial “Ban Frencisce ae Sacramento, Cat. Joly 16, 1879. . Invested in Stocks,Bondsand WarASTABLISHED in 1864, for the treat: NO all whom it may cortcern, ‘and O. J, FAR Give ee 17 862-20 i ment of Sexéat—and Geentuel Diseanta ~_. Wolcott, Charles Marsh and-A. H. Par. Loaos on’Stocks,Bonds & Warrants 1,392 50) 2, an Gonorrtios Gleet. Stricture Syphil“Yer, who filed Mineral’ Affidavit No. 15, al_‘* “ther Seeurities .... 648 70 . Goin all ite tobvax, Seminal weakness bee -* Jeging the land hereinatter doscrtbed to be «personal security, proma bteney ete. -Skin-Diseases (of years standynineral in character, and whereas, ‘on—thej~—.— fssory notes..:...-, 20,910 05 ie Saad Tinerated tees successfully treated: ~ 21st day of March, 1868, “the Plat of Town“personal security ov'd'fts 7,234 64 OR GIBBON has the pleasure of =an= * ship 16, North, Range 9 East, was filed ‘in [ Stoney on hand.....+3 Peter a ee 67 eunuch See ant bon. adey “Fh on Sae 807? te = = 4, Jautian._4 5 a 37 sical . : SE Quarter of Section 5, in Township sf > . OAL cg ag aaa ewes see n= $104,105 70 pees oe ate a Comnerelas: "San > Range 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in —--— -peebllen sage ibe Set: > d tho chatecter until the contrary is proved, after, ; LIABILITIES. = pha ig peda 2 108e due notice : And whereas, Central Pavific . Capital Stock Paid up:. beeerdaees $30,000 00 ‘the Doctor has spared ueither time nor * Wailroad Company, by B. B. Redding, . Land’ . yAgent, Pos t Office address San Francisco, lied for the same as agricultural Jand, alleging it to be more valuable foragricultural than for mining purposes; theretore you will take notice, that under and’ by virtue-of instructions from the Commissioner of “the General ‘Land Office, dated May ‘Sixth, 1871, and February First, 1877, we havé fixed the 28th day of August, A. p. 3879, at 11 o'clock a. M., at this office, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said ids. ais witness Wheréof, we have hereunto set > Cal. hag app our hand_the day and year first above writEDWARD F. TAYLOR, Register. ten, Jyi8 GW, Farr, Att’y. _-FUMMONS. “EN the Justice Court of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada,State of Califor* ‘tia. The Pacific Shingle-Co, pl'ff vs. W. H. ee fendant. &s & a°§ a Bryant defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to W. H. Bryant,deYou are hereby required to appear tion brought against you by theabove “named-Pisintiffjnthe Justice Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before thé ‘Justice at his office in said Township, the ~filod therein, within five days Yexclusive of the~wday of service), after the 'sérvice on you of this summons— if sefved within the Town ship oa whit SP actioh\ ia brought; or, if served out of township, but in‘said coun-_ ty, within ten days; otherwisé within twen-, ty days.“Thd“snid action is brought’ to recover the'shin o leged $¢ te due on a promissory note of that amounf made April 29, 1876, and interest thereon from thatdate at the rate of one per éout. pér fhonth from April 19, 1876. “Given under my hand this 14th day of De‘cate her, 1877. LEOP. GARTIEE, Justice Of the Peace of said Towttship. wW. D, bong, pl'ffs att’y. jero-2m nan ac ° Wk No, 1066._:. Applicatisn for a Patten “tng Clafm.Unitep States LAND Orrice, ) ae ‘Sacramento, Cal., May 20, 1879. AYOTICE id-hereby given that William Peak “, Downie and Artemas Davison, whose ‘* ~wost office address is Nevada City, Nevada ‘founty, Cal., have made application for patent for the Caledonia Consolidated placer mine, bearing gold, in the Scott's Flat and Novada Mining District, Nevada county, :California, and desdribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, aiz:— > NW} of SKE ané'S} of SE} Section 49.8) of LBW} Section 29, Nj of NE}, SW of Nk ,NW } oF SE}, Sj of SE], SW} and Sh of NW} section 30, NW}, N}ot NE}, SW} of NE}, Ng of SE}, N} of SW}, SE} of SW, and SW) of SE }, Section ai, tnd™ containing twelve nun dved (1200) attes, and as designated in Sections'19, 29, S0And 81, township 17 North, Fanjre 10 Bast, Mt; Diablo Base aud Merdian. Said locations were thade on April 9th, 1877, January 7th, 1878,ginuary 8th, 1878, Janu7 28th, 1878, June 2th, 1375, Oct. Sth, 1878, Got. Mth, 1878, Oct. 9th, Ls78and Nov. 95%h, 1878, and were teéspectively designated ~aythd “Dunn,” “Caledonia,” Phanix,” *Urso Minor,” “ ve Jupiter,” Planet,” ogehramd “BH. Meoper” locationa. The Chalk Mountain aid thd Cas:ade Blue Grayal Mines And the Aurort Placer mine surveys all.wdjacent te theseclains, #1l persons holding~any adverse claims “hereto aye hereby reqaired~to present the same before this office within-wixty days ‘from the first day of publishing hereof, ite Evwakp F Tayior, Register "7. M. Walling, Atty, CEA Didsvlttioh. of Partnership. 1O WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN. . The P-Partnership heret+fote existing between the ulpdersijned, in the “Manufacture and sale of Lite: ber, is by mutudl consent hereby ’ ‘wholly digsoky Ow Nélden is to settle all hills contracted after May ist, 1879, Kither of said partners are authvyYized to collect ac.,counta due the partnership. This notice is not intended to affect the partnership existing between M. L, & D:. Marsh.Vitness our hands fad geals, this 5th day of July, A.D. 1879. : ; ° Msi SIARSH, ; D. MARSH, ., “OLE NELSON. ‘Witness, J. M. Willttmy: ay Fes “SDR. L. J, CARER EPS PRIVATE MEDICAS, INSTITUTE, 12; MONTGOMERY STREET, ttoa Min* Opposite Gveidontal Hotel.. .San Francisco. \ SPST: LISHED in 1851, for the permanent “Wu cute? ‘Special and Chronic Diseases, and also all Famale Complaints and Diseases of.the Nervous System. . The immense destruction 6P human life annually from secret and chtodittisenses, caus od old and reliable institutidn’ tT be es__ tablished first in Philadelphia, Pewh., fp*7850, * ‘and afterwards in San Francisco, Cal: fy 1854 * Sy a private dispensary, in order to affoattthe am ‘the best medical and sargical ‘treat ment for the above and all other affedsions and complaints.’ Constitutions at the “histi~ tute or by letter, FREE, 3 pital & Mewtal Debility V weaknoss, nervousness, low sykipits, vissitude, weakness of the limbs and back \oas of mascular power, h ition arldain "Ndbibplaint . ” f $284 80-100in gold coin, al-f ied upon the capital stock of -the Corpora'. of thé@empany, 525 Commereial street, San *Downieville And Rerest Ci ra Citizens Bank. E. M. Preston President, and John T. Mor. gan Cashier ofthe Citizens Bank, of Nevada . City, State of California, being first duly sworn depose and say that the paid up capital of said Citizens Bank is $30,000 as represented by, and composed of assets transferred from tne Bank of Nevada County.” -E. M. BRESTON, President. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Sworn and stibscribed before me; a Justice of the Peace of the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, this July 10th, 1879. *Leoro_p GARTHE, Justice of the Peace. Statement of the Assets and Liabilities’ of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City at the beginning of business on July tst, 1879 ; . DR. ~) ‘GIBBONS’ 18.825. 79 54,659 86 Reserve Fund Due Depositors Due other Banks....6.--+65+ 620 06 pers SREY ¢ ROG fo cestkcaeeveres $104,305 7 All of the foregoing assets are situate in Nevada County, California. The securities are allin the vaults of the Bank except those filed with the Bank's Attorney and for judgment, At an adjourned meeting of the Directors of the Citizens Bank, held May 14th, 1379, it was resolved that the paid up capital ot the Bank be placed at $30,000, and that $20,000 of the Assets be credited to the Reserve Fund. At the same meeting.the sum of $2,550 wasdedustad from the valuation heretofore placed upon the Railroad stock heretofore held by thé Bank, and the like amount charged ts account of the reserve fund. : We, John T. Morgan Secretarf, and KB’ A. Preston President, of the Citizens Bork’ of Nevada City, State of California; do goletnn; ly swear that we each have personal kriowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing statements, ent that wb believe the same are true and’ trrect. ‘ : 4 "FM. PRESTON, President, JOHN TT. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and subscribed before me, a Justice ofthe Peace of the township of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of Califurnia, this 10th day of July, 1879, Leovoiy Gartitr, jy12 Justice of the Peace. YHAMPION MINING COMPANY, NevaC da County. Principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Noticé is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Trustees, held on the 26th day of July, 1879, an assessment of Five Centsper share was levyAssessment Notice, tion, payable on or before the 8lst day of August,1279, to the rreasurer, at the office . Francideo, California; Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on ‘the. 3lst day. of August aferesaid, will be delinquent, and pdvertized for sale at public auction; and unless payment is ca before, will be sold on the 80th of September, 187@, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. G. C. HURLBUT, Secretary, augl 525 CommeStreet. ialre Nevada County Narrov’ Gauge Railroad Comptity. WIMWE FABLE NO. 5. NHE Company_reserve the right to vary _ the same, as circunistantes quire. To take effect Tharsday, Oct. 24th). 1678. GOING 80 UNH. Train No. 1} Icaves Newada City et 5 A. M. and teaver Gross Valle.at'S.00 A> M. arrives at Colfaxwt 6:46 A.M : Train No, 8, (deel between Gings Valley and Nevada) Teaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Guare’ Valley at 11:30 A, ML Train No. 6 jAeates Nevada at €:29 P. M., leaves Giase Valley at 4:50 P. M., “Arrives at Colfax at 6:05 P.M. se GOING NORTH. TraitNe. 2 leaves Colfax at 7:36 4. M leaves Gras#-Yalley at 8:05 A. M., atfives at Nevada 9:20 A.D . Train No. 4 (local “between Grask* Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at #1o PB. M., azrives at Nevada at 3:10 P~ML Train No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6:35—P leaves Grass Valley at 8:13 P. iN Nevada at 8:42 P. M. Train No. 2 connects daily at Nevada With stages for North San Juan, and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with stages ‘for Dowuieville aud Forest City. Traid’ No S"Gonrects daily with stdpes front "Nc bt Bary “Juas, and on Mondnys, WePnesdaydhndFridags with stages funn ss WON F, KIDDER,. * Gateral Superintendent. may reM. ma23 Nevada ané ‘Dutch Flat Stage tL p-eENG purchased “this : sold and well known ¢tage r ting, I desire to state ‘tothe public that the Staite will run as followe: Leave Nevada Oity; Monday, Wedirtsilay and Friday, at 7™«. M a Returning, leake-"Dtitch Flat on Tuétiny, Thursday and SMétitday, calling at Hunt's Hill, Red Dog, Yot Hotnnd Little Yerk : EARL “WANAMAKE, Prop'r ~~ ‘The Old SROWRnodation. a NBS ADAMANT ARYA gs ee: pe en . é Table. —Leave Uraes Valley at 84 o'clock, a M., Lr. M.gAnd ¢ Pr. mw. Returning.—Leawt Nevoda’ AS at 10 o'clook, a. M., 2 Pp. M., ang fr M ¢ prec for labdr ‘or stady,.» weak exhawst» oar or courage,’ itaQien rt,"dOl'ness of apprebstsions; jess tude, ti Aratqaceg hte of asshole ude, tim ea of manhut oe lirzinows, choadache, the result of ®t Meu verwork or Spermatorrh: pains in the rule, Cieohons of the eye oy pies on the’ fate, séxual or other intirinities of me! “ie wan of Woman aire cured by thie justl . CRS ne. shave : ; pers : ; — wave mits ‘City maneas * OOAPKAY, M.D. — MEST C.80, A. M., far North Bh id, Modre's His utethod of curing diseases is i} ry, hiat and Graniteville, Mond&:, Wedneshis ewn, (ankhown to others) and hence the} 3) and Friday. Returni heave GranTe ot “hiteville, Moore's Flat and ‘Werth Piven he creat : Re _ DR: CZAPERY imay be consulted confidentially tn’ refterenc& td the above and all“ other complaints, Of theinstitute, 127 Montgom: See eceade Brak and Butter eicetie Sak Francisco, Gal. and ‘ke no retiu unless he effects & cure. Cormunteats ‘eines sent bye etly. confidential. Med. &. Gti 4. M52 te Sand 7 to8r. ». ce hours, 9'to 10 © ‘address L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., Post Of*( ce bok 1848 San Francisca, : eeplh * Ladies and gentlemed® Het fer in : . part of the city free of cHerre. exe G. G. WETTFRAUY Trop'r. . { Eureka Stage and BS *%ss Line. STAGES4s:" ave Nevada for W¥ere'? Plat and ‘. Pu sday, Thursday and Satu : W. H. CRAWFORP®: Acént, Dr. J. H. Hatch, DENTAST, . J ci Notice of Executor’s Sale _ of Interest in Mine. . T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN N pursuancé of an order of the Probate Judge of the city-and county ‘of San: Francisco, State of California, made on the 2d day of June, 1879, in the matter of the estate of Albert Berry, deceased, the undersigned, the Kxecutor of the last will and testament of-Albert Berry, deceased, will selkat private ‘+eole, to. the highest bidder, for eash in.gold coin of the United: States, and subject to confirmation by-the Probate Court of said . city and county,, On Thursday, the 14th day of Au“gust, 1879, 5At 10 o'clock. A. M., but if sale is not consummated on thatday, then On Tuesday, the 19th day ef August, * ~ . coe ne hacen = . “) CITIZENS BANK, BROAD 87-2EET.....: NEVADA CITY ‘. OFFICERS: ¥ M. PRESTON.. 0).. 0000050: President DE UNE ii cok vioecs Lue Vice President JOHN T., MORGAN..... eee Cashier JOHN PATTISON, .....5.:4. Secretary i * _DIRECTORS:— *, Jonsx T. Morean. . W. Sigourney. Be MoMurkay. Dr. R. M. Hwnt. Go, M. HuGies, Nievs SEARLS. fa Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchayre. . a7’ Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. 44 Highest Price Paid for State and Counmoney in seeing out new remedies, aud has returned wlth increased facilities for thealleviation of human suffering. . 7 Horri#«LASS. Hidw ‘many thousands “97 persons, both outa’ miserable existence frotethe-ffect. of secret indulgences, or from virvs xbsorbed into the system! Look at their pallid,*emaciated and disfigured faces, and their bréken down constitutions, disqualifying them‘ for the happiness of marriage or the enjoy writ of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the seene, Lt parents, guardians, friends, attend to any of those who aré suffering with any of these horrible life destroying maladies—see that they are cared for and cured before it-be too late. Send them immediately to Da. Gibbon, a physitian who hasmode private disease his éspecial study for years, and who is ‘certain to cure ‘the most irvreerate cases without mercury or injuriou¥drugs. Jt is important to those who are affitéted, or to those who are interested in the welfare of their friends, to becareful of the many pretended doctors who infost all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the-names of 6minent physicians fron’ furope and other places. Be, therefore, carefl ‘wod make strict inguiries,or you may fall inte the hauds of ctherchirletans. Seminal Weakness. »Seminal Emissions, the conser uenve 01 welf abuse. ‘This sdt/ary vice, or depraved sexual induigence, is practiced oy the extent, producing with: nerring certainty, the fe'llowing trein of*morbid symptoms, unless cembatced byscientific medical measures, viz: Sallow ‘countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingin the ears, noise likethe rustling of leaves and the rattling of. chariots, uueasiness about the loins, veaknessof the limbs, confused ‘vision. blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffiderce in apptoschingstrangers, a ditiike to form new adquaintances, & disposttion to shup society, loss of memory, bestic fushes, pimpies-andvariou eruptibus about tb face, furred tongue, fetid breatl + cughs, consumption, night eweats; monomama and frequent insanity, If relief be not obtained, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter. and have a cure effected y his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. will give One Hune@red' Dollars to any onewho-wil} prove satisfaeiortly to him that he wascured of this complaint by either of the San Francieco quacks. Married Men, Or those who ‘contemplate marriage, who are suffering weer any of these fearful maladies, should wet forget the sacred responsibility resting uyiom them, nor delay to obtain immediate reef : DR, GIBBON isresponsible, and will give to each patient & written instrument, binding himself to-effeet a radical and permanent cure, or make no ¢harge, CEREW AT HOME. Persons at @ distance may be CURED AT HOME, by ad@ressiny 2 letter to Dr. Gibbon,

stating case, symptons, length of time the disease has ‘continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent)free from damage and curiosity, to ‘awy part-of the country, with full and plair directions: ior use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter threugh “the Post Office, or through Wells,’ Fargo. & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by expresstoany part of the Ution. Addreas DH. J. F. GIBP-ON, 623 Kearney ttreet, corner Commercial, San Francisco Post Oftice, Box 1957. Private entaante on Commercial street. Kemember to put BOX ##37 on the letter. Consultations FREE, 447 Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his*advertisement in the DalLy PRanNscriet. "THE ALENT RATED History of Nevada County. Witt wate VIEWS OF . Scenery, Besidences,# Business Houses, Mines, Fartas, Ho_tels, Schisols, Chuitthes, Mil, ete., etc. From @riginal Artists --Praw ings. These ‘‘Iilustrations” will be arranged in a magnificent volume, royaFqvarto in form {size 12x14 inches) printed oahaavy, fine paper, handsomely bound in et hussed covers and giltedges, making a werk suitable tor aay parior or library, andes which all “citizens may feel proud to’whow to their friends at home and abroad a$.mpresentative of the enterprise, . business aattweatth of the county of Nevada, Table 6f contents : General Descriptiaw® ; topography ar 's ology ; Indians, nunider, nied ot life . it covery of gold, and-immedinte effects ': Organization of the County } First election— Laws—Officers ; Climate, a& reyards health and comfort ; Property anditaxes, and financial condition . 8 nook and elucational facilities, statistics ; Churches, date of organization, membership, ete ;‘Masons, Odd Fellows, Good Templars, ete 7 Inhabitants, Society, Amusethents ; Railroad and water facilities ; Mines—kinds, production, location; i Granen Wines and vineyards ; Agriculture { acres, yicla ; Fruits, nets and vegetables ; Liv: stock, dairying aud* other Pi coll tries ; Mills ; first.ee-ed ; present number ; Public buildiggs;“tiews, description, cost : “Tabular list ef officers the county ever had : Anew engreved and colored map of Califor nit; A us showing the county and the Ratilros.d; Tabular statement. of productions: Britiges---Nunior; kind; location; -private or eae Histon, owners, capital, condition. otidaries—@ county townships, cities school haga: 2 Crimes and punishments-Muard ors, duel robberies, highway robberies, noted criminal& executions; Early settlers— Names, histery, ete; Grante—Wamee, by and to whom; Stages.-Histo a owners, etc; ‘Stock raising, Fimancial condition of county: E ~FORMERLY OF NEVADA CITY-4 ) Newspapers, earli#s: date, founders, etc. WALLACE W. ELLIOTT «4 CO., Geareg Strect. San Francisee . Pabtishers, 100 Ldidadorff StySan Francisco. — W879, : “At the law olficé of J. C. Bates, 434 Califormale and female, are tBose who are suffering: youth of both sexes tden almost unlimited nia s reet, in the city. and county of San Francisco, all the_right, title, interest and . estate of the said Albert Berry at the time of his death, and all the right; “title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of . law or otherwise, ired-in and to all that certain mine and’ mining property. situate, lying and being in the county ofNevada, State of Catifornia;-and-described-as tollows,_ to-wit: e . An undivided “one-eighth interest in that certain, mining property, containing 33 an1 92-100 acres «f land in all, and being 3,100 feet in length, situate in the county of Neva da, State of California, on the south side of Deer Creek, about orie mile below Nevada City, known as the Providence Gold and Silver Mining Company, and by that name patented by the Government of ‘the United Staves of America, on. or. about April 29th, 1871, which said patent was recorded in the otfice of the County Recorder of said Nevada Coynty, of the 29th of August, 1871, in book 39 of deeds, page 445, et geq, reference being. had to saidspatent,-plakand st rvey: thereof, and record#of the“some for amore perfect description of said property. Notiee—bBids. or . offe must be in writing, accompanied by 5\per cent. of the dealers money, and may-l¢ left at the ofce of J. C. Bates, #84 California street, city and county of San Francisev, or delivered to said Executor personally or may be filed in the otfice of the Clerk of he Probate Court ofsaid city and county at any time after’ the first publication of this notice, as provided by seetion 1549, Code of Civil Procedure of «California. ARTHUR BERRY, Executor of last will and testament of Albert Berry, deceased, J. C. Bates, Attorney for Executor. Office, 434—Califernia—Street,_San_Francisco, California, ; jy29 WARRANTED = ~ <> S Cian © farEvery Boot has a uv ARANTEE STAMP inside, and the-Merchant of whom.you-buy theam-is authorized to return your tnoney if yott‘nre not sasésfied with the bouts. “THE BEST RUBBER BOOT In the Market.’ Ask for it and take no other HECHT BROS, & COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO, It is o “SOLE OWNERS. We carry the Largest; Steck of Boots andShes of all kinds of any house in America. CEORCE P. ROWELL Newspaper Advertising Bureau. dred page. Pamphlet’ with Lists of Newspapers and «dvertising rates. . For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted one weekiin Newspapers. 10 Spruce street, ae = ENUATED ! ITS WORK HAS NEVER BEEN The Machines can be seen in eration »* the Murchie Quartz Mine, Whe they give the very best satisfaction. Successful opFé icscription and testimonials address “*ADAMS & CARTER, . Agents for Pacific Coast, 1@*California st., San Fran *'@r, untifurther noti Uifen Hotel, NEVADA’ CIT RYOTECE TO WOOD MEN, SHALEP' PROROSALS will be » inti SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th 1809, NG e'clock, A. M., bv the Board of Educa, feerr, tor 30 words of dry Oak Wood, 4 feet Whe; and 4 cords of dry Spruce Wood, 4 feet’ Bis: Ne ba deltvored at the Washin 10d . 80 5 co 7 ood 4 feet long, hth b. ' d lcord of dry § Wood 4 feet long, to be delivered at th Wranmar School House, Nevada City, on ‘efore the lst day of*November, 1879, pate Temeeve the rigAt t> reject any or all’ os J. c. RI 4\°4 chee For Ten Cents: One hun-! Three Hundred and liftyt » © . price of work. Moore’sFiat Banking House WIM. F. CUMMINGS, a —AND— GOLD DUST BROKER —Successor to Marks & Co,— Moore's Flst..Nevada County, Cal, 3 0&RDUST AND BULLI ty Werrants. ON PURCTIAS monroe RA CEE OGD Nec ed at Market Rates. ean ewe ; cr RNEES TE a ee ae New York = of Gold Dust and bullion, for Assay a tarsad “ cd = ¢ ageatthe U.S. Mint. — ae THE I San-Francisco, ‘at a an tene, + = Lazard Freres, of San ae Ne a o rancisee Seen Los Angeles. . ¥ ane through them ai a sit Aso SdeMGhaoge on all the Principal . e ae ae European Cities. é F : E ii o— ive Sj Se BR . --Meake-Collections and.transact a General . mpir' : Banking Business: — See Te SSS Seees ores = stable, es —CORRESPONDENTS— © _ Qo. ap —— New York—First National Bank. ORE: ee lags 1 Say Francisco—First National Gold Bank — Transer. BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CITY <== Say Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los ANGELES—Commercial Bank. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL $388,000. Principe) Office—305 California St., £ fs SAN FRANCISCO. ,, Slop INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hovanrton, President. Gro, H. Howarp, Vice President Cuaries H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Evpy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bicetow, General Manager. R. H. Maeitn, Genera Ayerit. Grass Waney Branch for Nevada Co, ‘TRUSTEES : ‘DAVID WATT. TT. W. SIGOURNEY A. B. BRADY, Manager. EZWEVADA FOUNDRY y ick--MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. --AND— MACHINE SHOP, Spring Street, Nevada City. GEO. G. ALLAN.. MANUFACTURER OF . Steam Engines ‘and Boilers Quartz Mills of all kindg#ind ings. Amalgamating Machinery of all descriptions, na?" Blacksmith lightest.to the heaviest kind of work. . Proprietor. Hydraulic Pipe, which will be made and sold by the foot, or the material will be cu; rolled and pynched, ready to be put together on the ground, ' For such work: ghe Nevada Foundry has the most complete and extensive machinery imthe State. The work done at thisxestab lishpsent can not be excelled in the State, and tha prices charged will be moderate. Steam Engines, Mining Pumps, Hoisting MGear-Baw, Grist, Quartz and Cement Mills a epeelalty;andall orders filled with dispatch. “Repairing-done on short notice. -v Second Hand Machinery for sale. ~ Nevada; Feb, 23d, 1879. «Union Hotel. — MAIN STREET, NEVADA-CITY, JACOB WAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL = I situated on Main ii SBtrectsimn the y of Nevada, has :abeorn thoroughly overhauled,urefitted, and-furrished in first-class style, and is alwayswpaen forthe reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the House-has a spring mattrass. Awa. desirable, quiap*place for the weary, the USLON offers superio® inducements. 1 THE TABLES OF THE UNION Wy ‘the State, andiaill filled with the very batét, market affords. sical ina CHOWE-WERER, LIQUORS AND CIG@&RS, Wilt befound at. the Bar, and the .BiWard 4 asthe best Bi 4 — pring t Billiard Tables to-ve found Pho UNION enjoys the reputation.ef b ingsthe best Hotel in the Mountains, atitkthe Pré@prietor is determined to keep it so. JAC@R-NAFFZIGER Miational.Exchange. Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 0. E, PEARSON. : ..Ppoprieto-. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTDL IS : always open for the accommedstion i of the ae sae + Laore additions having n made to ity.and -it-has been fitted up in elegant style. SHE SLEEPING ROOM large, eiry amt comfortable, shes J HE TABLE will compare favorably Sei any Hotel in the State. -¢ : spare no pains or ex : A pa : expense towender STAGES leave this House dail ces North of this city sas Oia ASE ARRIAGE will always be fowed at th Depot to convey passengers to thiy House. BLLIARD TABLES AND BA ) e@#ith the Hotel. om prs soe a of public patronageés respectfully d C. E. PEARSON, Proprietor. vaca, Sept, 8, 1878. 3 BDENTISBRY. Dr. P. E. Hughson, FFICE INBROWN & MORGAN’ ‘\FBLOCK, over Hyman’ Store. < He'is prevared to perfom ail kinds of Me chanieals.\ Operative Dientistry, in the "test amd most approved stwle , Silver Artificial T insertett on Gold Satisfaction guarantee@’s to quality Yulcanite and Aluminum, Visite made at residence, if desired. Fi mu styles of Machinery. #rchitural and Ornamental Castnv ing in all its branches, from the Cutting, Punching and Rolling of Iron for i compare@svorably with any Hotel in. ’ ‘ *. _ Oppositeadational Exchange Hotel, D.WELLINGTON, Proprietor Ove Year, Six Monti ga Ady NHE Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES raves. announces that he has now the largest see Lot of -«Horées, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State.. ‘Weams;) with Elegant Buggies, Wayons an Heeks to let at the shortest notice and pee mrost-reasonable terms, eh i are free from vice, of-good style and: capable of going as fast as any gentleman peasy gi tee ¥ gentleman * 27 Carriages for Funerals attended 9 -wit)h promptness. « « Good Saddle Horses always on hand. é Herses boarded by the day, week or month asl the greatest of care guaranteed. DL, WELLINGTON ‘CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Union Warixct, GAY r ' Groceri COMMER A Got — NEW LARD, A teen Whichfhe offers for sale in quantitiesto suit. e —HE ALSO HAS— UFFICI «HAMS AND BACON, Sati The Best to be had in the Genunty; A ttort Ofs+his own manufacture. He alsekeepson * OF haad, atall times, the best cf, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, ETC. 4 > erin Give me acall if you = I want 9.2: in my line. . OFFT THE HISTORY genase = —or THE— : “rece DONNER PARTY. . G* A TRAGEDY OF THE SIERRAS, CRs BY C. F. M'GLABHAN, ‘ AGENTS WANTED. * Visbie . Send' 2 for Sample Copy. iain CROWLEY & -McGLASHAN ayes ja26 Publishers, Truckce, Cal. OF¥FIC! » . ery ALHungre PURE MOUNTAIN JCE. BY : : ay: I HE undersigned gives notice that he ‘prepared to supply.the best article of : : OFFIC! Kesiden MOUNTAIN ICE To any business place oy private residence in this city. The Ice isthe best ever put up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Company on the Plaza, will bé promptly attended to J. S. THOMPSON. Nevada City, June 3, 1879. /KNICHT’S _ A WATER . Sarg , WHEEL. " House, N Civil Ex VU. : Dae. ts This Wheel possesses MORE _ POWER for a given per ie centage of water than en any yet offered to eee RESTA?) the Rublic. wr FT PHEY are in practical use in many. Mil FE and Hoisting Works, and never fail to give entire satisfaction, whieh fact fully substantiates their efficiency, and renders furth a) er comment aiinoneennay: = AcE: For circular -containing description, o4. dress or apply to : ms @. MALTMAN, Agent, -Joan J = Or ta Nevada Foundry. Nevada City, July 26th, 1879. + Uwa PHILIP RIGHARDS, A ae. wee Ne. 39 Main Street...Nevada City Fo, gy @LD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD, — ARE Bullion Discounted, Advances made Co on Gold Dust orsBullion for Coinage at thé Mint. Checks on. San. Francisco. . FA! ndent—F. Bgyrton & Co., succes ( Rep sor of Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco. AN nent Established im....--.....st. oe + JAMES J. OTT, nt ASSAYER, Mats.Street, Nevada: City, Cal. a Gana: ORES of every deorrigih® he MEHINED, MELTED and ASSAYED. poe, % By Request, ( : emis Gold Bars Exchanged for Coit. ~ Alt kig ©